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The Ashby Canal and its environs Work to build the canal from the Coventry Canal to the Ashby Woulds began in 1794 and was completed by 1804, carrying coal, limestone, bricks and salt glazed pipes. The Midland Railway bought the canal in 1846. In 1856 steam tugboats appeared but drawn boats were the norm. From 1944 onwards parts were closed due to subsidence and the canal now ends near Snarestone. 9th January 2010
Views from Bridge 25, Station Road 6th April 2008
Stoke Golding Wharf ... and another view of bridge 25
Wharf Cottages
The Bath Piece (between Stoke Golding and Dadlington)
Stoke Golding Marina
Views towards Dadlington from High Street, Stoke Golding
Willow Park Station Road from the canal
Spring 2005 Cygnets on the canal
More views from the Bath Piece towards the village
Bridge 23, Higham Lane Towards the village from Bridge 23
Sign on Higham Lane
The canal in winter (Photographer unknown)
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